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- Publisher: tafheem
- ISBN-10: 5828892525
- ISBN-13: 9785828892525
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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'Bearing True Witness' is a book providing practical guidance to those who embrace the Islamic religion.
The author, being a Western convert to the Islamic religion, has lived the heedless hedonism that accompanies absence of religion, the awakening of spiritual awareness in the heart of the seeker, the soulful search for truth, the cautious sifting of religions for ingredients of value and consistency, the serenity of embrace of truth when found, and times both pleasant and unpleasant following and at all points in the process. Having lived and worked as a Muslim in the Western countries of America and England, and subsequently in the Holy City of Medina Al-Munawara has conferred a depth of experience that may be of interest to those who seek a similar path.
Nonetheless, what follows is not a book of memoirs, but rather of analysis.
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- Publisher: tafheem
- ISBN-10: 5828892525
- ISBN-13: 9785828892525
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
'Bearing True Witness' is a book providing practical guidance to those who embrace the Islamic religion.
The author, being a Western convert to the Islamic religion, has lived the heedless hedonism that accompanies absence of religion, the awakening of spiritual awareness in the heart of the seeker, the soulful search for truth, the cautious sifting of religions for ingredients of value and consistency, the serenity of embrace of truth when found, and times both pleasant and unpleasant following and at all points in the process. Having lived and worked as a Muslim in the Western countries of America and England, and subsequently in the Holy City of Medina Al-Munawara has conferred a depth of experience that may be of interest to those who seek a similar path.
Nonetheless, what follows is not a book of memoirs, but rather of analysis.
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